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Monument du - septembre.
Abeille de la Nouvelle-O Orleans.

| Abeille de la Nouvelle-Orlean
Les nembres du comite du monu
ment du II septembre, que Pon dol
| clever sur lie terrain neutre, au pied d.
lla rue du Canal, d la memoire de-
braves qui sont morris a cette date, pou'
/ d6fendre une ,jnste cause, celle de leu
llibert6, se sont r6unis dams lie but d.
| pousser Achievement les preparatifs ds
la mise q execution de CO louable pro
jet.
LIE dessin du REQUIREMENT a etc con
f6 a NJ, James Freret, architecte. /
se composera dune colonne don't lei
dimensions, diametre ct elevation
mont pas encore 6t6 fx6es.
Ellie sera en- marbre blanc ct reposers
sur I'M pedestal en- grant poll; sui
| chacune des 4 faces seront Inserts lei
mons des combattants tues d la date
fdu IA septembre 1874, lie tout sera on.
tour6. de dessins all6goriques.
Au SONNET de la colonne seront qua
tire Renomm6es en- bronze au-dessui
Edesqnelles III pelican en- bronze de-
| ploiera ses allies.
Sur le devant SO trouvera n plaque
rouge en- email qui portera linscriptior
suivante IA Sepembre 1874. Tn GER
Gle de bronze qui entourera la base dc
la colonne portera ees mots:
ala Louisiana deIivr6e honore la me.
MORE de ses fills d6voues qui sont morts
pour rafranehir."
LIE meeting a etc ajourne a mercredi
proclaim, al b. du soir. Les membres
du comit6 Sc reminiscent au bureau dG
general Glynn, rue ST. Charles No, 81.
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St. Ayacinthe 3llustre.

Jolie publication, grand formal, rem
fermant rs gravures des 6difces pu
blics, religieux ct manufacturers d,
Pentreprenante vile de St. Hyacinthe
Canada. LIE tout est preced6 de rhis.
toriqne de la vile depuis sd foundation
-164s-jusqu'a ee jour.
Les gravures, toutes prises d'apret
photographers, sont en- deux couleurs
L'ouvrage a etc execute par la BishoF
Engraving Co.
Get interessant recueil est en- vente
au Bureau du journal pUnion, St. Hy.
acinthe, Que.
LIE prix est de Is cts. franc de port
No.
I'm petit gareon ct une petite file,
qui sont habitu6s a jouer ensemble, ct
qui Viventdans la Observation-Disclosures
sont surpris a 81 bonner des CITIES ct d
s'6gratigner en- s'accablant des mots les
plus ~blessants.
Une des manans survient
QUEST ce que vous faites Ia, petits
m~alheureux!
lis s'interrompent, sourient tout
doucement ct r6pondent avec candeur !:
Nous jouons an petit mari ct a la
petite femme -.
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@ qui Ia = eg1agne.

La cour supreme de New jersey vient
de rendre un arret @3annant p6remp,
toirement a M. William Irwin, direc
teur de la maison des pauvres de la pc
tite vile de Middletown, de- prendre
dams Get Establishment une vieille gu.
vriere du nom de Lydia Hill, ag6e d.
cinquante ans, sous peine d'etre EN-.
%prisonn6, sill ne Sc conformait pas q
Get ordre, pour desob6issance d la cour,
Get strange arret6 a etc rendu a la re.
quote de Ia vile voisine d'Eatontown.
II paraft que ces deux villes etaient en-
process depuis plusieurs ann6es sur la
question de SAVIOR laquelle des deux
devait prendre piudigente q sa charge,
ct Giles ont depense, paraft il, plus
.d'argent en- frais de justice quill men
faudrait pour entretenir dams Ie luxe
Iinfortunee Lydia pour'le reste de ses
inurg ~.
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lie cholera, qui s'est declare il = a
q~uelques mois dams lUruguay, s'avance
graduellement vers lie nord ct ne tar
dera pas 4 atteindre l'isthme. II de-
Went done prudent d'adopter des me-
sures pour empecher son introduction
aug Etats- Unis.
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D'apres une reggie tactic etablie au
Displacement dc la poste tout homme
du Sud qui ma pas seryi dams farmee
de rUnion ne dot compiler sur ancun
avancement danstle service postal.
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A Poccasion du neuvieme anniver.
saire de son commencement, lie Saint
Pare q fait genereusement distrlbuei
aux pauvres de Rome une somme de
dix mile francs.
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Une crevasse s'est fate sur la rive
droite du bayou Lafourche, a IL mil
les au- dessous de Thibodanx le II cou-
rant vers minuit II dale a riz en- a
6t6 la cause. Cette hreche Qui, aux
dernieres nouvelles, mesurait une
grande largeur causera de grande dom
images aux habitations du voisiuage.
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Land at a Rareaam.

land at 81 Bargaiza.
VIE east half of section / township y . ssl
n OF range 8 east, containing $50 and assJ
ayes. situated on Bayou Beuf, 81 Laaes]
- miles from the 7. & P. Railroad.
Lots Nos LIZ, 5, 4, 5 and 6, and saats !
o. inc northwest quarter, and the lerihss
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section !
Township 8 Range 8 east, stu tied ii ths I
isn ct Avoyelles, near MeCoyfs ferry.
WI De sold cheap fos cast Of ons'sas|
cash and balance In one and two wears.
A. j. PERRAULf
Opelonsas, July 25. Agsn's
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Les nouveaux cardinaux AMERICAN
ct canadien, Gibbons ct Taschereau,
ont reeu le II, au consistoire de Rome,
leur chapeau.
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L
L'Echo, Lac Charles, paroisse Calca
sieu, du 26 mars
81 la paroisse Calcasieu nest pas
bient6t, peupl6e dune classe d'hommeI
energiQues, industrieux, honnates, ca
ne sera s1rement pas fante de stimu
lants, d'encouragements. Sous ce ran
nous ne saurions assez rendre Justice /
Pesprit d'entreprise de notre 6minen1
citoyen, NJ. j.. B Watkins. II continue
o faire plus que qui ce soft pour de.
velopper o. resources, ct, dams &c
but, il n'6pargne pas l'argent. M
Watkins est un homne qui volt loin
il q fol dams Pavenir de Lac Charles,
on particulier, ct de Calcasieu en- g6-
| neral.
ii Went de faire les offres sniyantes
aux fermiers industrieux:
Aux dix premiers ~postulants oui
rempliront les conditions posees ri
nous, nou faisons les ofires suivantes :
lis penvent choisir 100 on $40 acres
dams la partie meridionale des terres
qui sont Ia propriete de la compagnie:
ces terres doiYent etre aitu6es d deux
miles, au moins, et d elmo miles. au
plus, de distance dune station duel.
conqae de chemin dc fer. L'acre sera
liyre au prix de $5 payables en- onze
ans.
Aussit0t que le fermier &c sera 6tabli
e aura bait sur ses terres, nous luiI
foniaairtans Il mat6riel pour anclore le5
reste DC ses t@erres. ainsi que 25 iu-
ilents. 70 paches, 10 truies dc d c al
5O brrbis ! Gus lui donnerons, de plus.
lloi ameliorer les males ct donhler
II nOnlbrn de ses bestianx. Les NEIL
leurs 6falons, lea meilleurs proaucteurs
ale nous poss6dons sur notre ferme-I
aaras, seront d LII disposition des nou-
veanx proprietaires. Mons allons eta
oiir IN haras taut pres dies fernaes aue
a1Ions aii6ntr.
Voici les conditions; L'homme doit
TIRE nm feramier exp6rsnlenE6. 6ner-
dQue, honn8te, indnstrienx Oh sobre.
ldevra poss6dei, au Inoins, uDe valeur
Il $1,000 u aV0ir nne hmille qni l'aideI
ans SEES travauxs
Gllampoireaa Went d'atre laordn bar
Il chien.
I'll 0'etait pas enrag6, an moif1s 1
dernanda ii femme. Lfas-tn VI
eire
Oh III ne goulait pas. Mais ID Till
anfDEaEe do fnrca loute nne sarafa. I
sintenant y suis tranauiIle. I
vi
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LIE Pape a envoye une lettre a rEm-
psreur Guillaume, le feiicitant sur lie
90eme anniyersaire de sa Nuisance.
Sa Saintete a ajoute que CONNIE les af-
fairies dc la papaute Ii lui permettent
pas d'envoyer IN repr6sentant special,
ellie espere que ses bons souhaits sim
ceres seront egalement acceptables.
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Meschaceb6 De tous les points dc
notre paroisse, nous viennent des nou-
yelles confrmant Penthousiasme de
notre population entiere en- favour de
la fete an profit de pentretien du cine
there st. Pierre, ct, cons6quemment,
stout nous autorise q afirmer quinn.
mense sera la foule qui contribuera d
r6clat de Ia foire. Jeunes ct vieux,
femmes ct hommes, fllettes ct petits
garcons, tous SO promettent de ne pas
manquer IN rendezvous du jour de
Paques ; tous veulent prouyer leur res
pect pour les morris.
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A Great Rnduceaneme.

All new cash IN advance subscribers and all
old ones who will pay their subscription 10.
counts TO this paper in full to date and one
year IN advance. will be presented with one
years subscription TO the
American Farmer.
& sixteen.page Agricultural Magazine, pub.
lisled by E.A. il. Hackett, at Fort Wavne.
Ind, and which is rapidly taking rank al one
ct the leading Agricultural publications offhe
country. Or NO will present them q
Treatise ON the Horse
and lis diseases, containing 80 pages. which
gIyes the best known remedies Of veterinary
surgeons for curing al diseases peculiar ID
this animal Or We will present them With
II copy of
DIR. Foote's Hand Beck.
continuing LOB pagea on health hints. MANAGE.
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Mr.. Cab. Cardinal, reclame lie cham
pionnat de quatre pasoisses, pour son
cheval d~Sweeny''. II conrla contre
tout cheval DIES paroisses ayoisi;iantes,
ct donnera a son adversaire 10 choiz
de Ia distance depuis un arpent JUS
qua le mile.
Qn'en pensent les amateurs les plus
exaltes du Sport !-Reveil do st, Mar
tin.
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lie Pr0pGgateT Catalogue de la
Nile. Orleans !: Nous rappelons d NOT
lectenrs que la quote de Paques poui
les besoins du Diocese est, dams les cir.
constances actueiles, dune Importance
maieure, atm de pouvoir faire face anx
obligations e~ontractees. Les revenus
din Diocese ointment ehaque aimee,
et II devient de plus en- plus dificile dc
remplir les engagements pris par Sa
Grandeur pour payer la dette.
III serait ais6 dependant de Sc tirer
d'embarras 81 tout lie monde v
mettait de Ia bonnie volonte. Pour
quot trouve-t-on TN 81 grand nom
bre de Catalogues qui sont indifferents
a l'h0nneur du corps anquel ills appar-
t~iennent, q Phonneur din Diocese de la
Nouvells- Orleans?
C'est Ia Rne 6nigme.
Pas d'abSSention. Que &c soft le
mot d'ordre dams tontes les paroisses,
et Ia tache Vaisparaftra du Blason de
l'Archevachd Lonisianais.
~.~~%~>s>-s~-->-~
10 pY6dscate&r GGmbetta. - Extrait
daune correspondence de Paris, du FL
garo ;
Tonjonrs dams rordre des chnses ali
eatholicisme, great attraction q r9giise
do III Mnerve. Le p%redirateur qni
fait hSses Ell v PREGNANT III Carame sap
pelle-... Gambetta.
II est G6nois et uni par dies liens
dune etroite parent6 d Ia famille du
d6funt chef de l'opportnnisme hancais.
auQueI II RESEMBLE heauconn, CONNIE
Gamhetta, IL II. r. dominican d. III
nom q an v6ritable talent de parole.
une 6loquence fongneuse, entrainante,
ns6ridionale.
Pour compl6ter cette resem biance
physique et intellectuelle, Porateur III
cr6 parle. dn haat de I'll cltaire. CONNIE
ssil 6tait d II tribune de Ia Chambre. Ill
jusamaa appeleF ses anditeurs
Il Messiears ~ Et II pose familiaremenf II
lee p0inRs sur Hi bainstfade, ponctnanf
NJ geates pF0fATsos saH discOurs pronon
~ dune vnix forte, parfois meme Id
neutrality-suspicious. CONNIE Haanbaska
R0nahfe aa sa~tetsaife aidant d Iiilas
Isosss e'est 4 croire. pm moments, que \
Y vEai Haubefta ~gadsuivas, s'ast con
las dB tonfeb Hill amertanaas don't /
! eFsB " amis Y FONT abreug6, III !
ltsg 81 Oh p1issante fails nuiourd'hniI
eaentif les V0ates du temple, coxamt i
ssgssa0aA nelleB Al Palaia B0nrbsn 4
M
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Of original and contributed reading
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A special feature is it's unsurpassed
TRANSACTIONS of the choicest literature
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Town Property for Sale.

A CENTRALLY located and desirable brs-
~ mess stand on Main street, Opelousas,
consisting of building suitable for residence
and small store, and adjoining a bakery.
being the property next to the postoAice,
This property will be sold very cheap for
suit purchaser.
Apply at this Office or to Mrs. Edmond
Dupre. ~
March 26, 1887.
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-5IlEFI -Ef--l lIg-I17 No. 7a-T7
o

A FINE RESIDENCE, with iii necessary
eHfhaaldings and Improvement, and suf.
corporate limits og s0pnIousaa. wiIl ha aaI5
cheap. Apply at this olice. asa
The Opelousas courier., 1887-04-02

On proiette une repetition du carna,
val dc To- Nouvelle- Orleans d Washing
ton pour lie mois d'octobre.
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LIE Democrat, Donaldsonville, pa
roisse Ascension, du 10 mars
LIE rapports qui nous %arrivent des
habitations continuent d'etre fort en-
courageants.
Les soaches ct lie plant de cannes
sOnt EN- avauee de six semaines sur Fan
dernier, a Ia meme date. QUAINT an
mails, il va tres bien ct promet une
abondaute r6coite.
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LEnterprise, Nouvelle. Iberie, p

roisse Iberies5 6a -
q La nouvelle Asseci6efOH Ne Construc-
tion Went de publier sa charte. On he
saurait ASSET louer cette enterprise.
Notre population men appr6cie pas en-
core les avantages. Quand ellie les
eennaftre bien, ellie voudra, toute en-
ptiare, en- etre actionnaire.
LA fabrique de glace de M. r. Ba.
gary a recommenc6 ses travaux, apres
ayoir r6par6 toutes SEES machines. Tout
va bien, maintenant, ct nous allons
pouvoir Q III procnrer de la glace en-
abundance.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

Application for rates to ctubs should be made
enty to the e6tcs Of che Company in Ness
FOR further information write clearly, giving
Full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchange in
ordinary letter. Currency by Express "a
our expense, addressed, .
WI. A.
New Orleans. La.
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Sets inside or outside of waite house. Price below all competion-in reach of every
SMALL mill land gin nthec country. Write for large catalogue ad state all the particulars
about your power Iron caesf for wheels to set nsds or outide-PRcEs Low.
mestt rortab1 Corn Viii i'm the Market: Took he arstp premium at the
ground the Resin ai and more OF it,
EBe Esest saw Mill. Pony Mir with the latest and best improvements, variable
friction feed that BEATS hem ala and no mistake. Ratchets set works. ctc mple eycept
saw, t2 cut 5000 etp per day. for $780, 1t is warranted to cut 1000 feet POI day with six
HOE&e Power Engine. JUS think of this! Larger mns made to- order
r. MIstones for all purposes The largest stock. IN THE SOUTH. Send for prices Mill
f2" Founde and NaeliniHs aMsrs. cno;,
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Paul Idlane.-La mort du grand
philanthrope Paul Tulane a cans6 de
vifs regrets a Ia population de
notre Fiat ct plus encore d celle de
nofre vile quiz await habit6 pendant
pres dun demi steele.
Doue dun profond jugement, dune
remarQuable g~6n6rosite, M. Paul Tu-
lane est justement regrett6 d la Nou-
velle- Orleans quill q dotee de runiver-
site qui porte ION nom. M. Tulane
6tait Age de &c ans.-Abeille de la Nou-
velle-0 Orleans, 80 mars.
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y :. aIAcA j. L. MORRIS
BLACK g. MORRIS.
GENERAL
FIRE Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
Office, Cor. Court and Bellevue sts.,
seFELOUsAs, LA.

The following old aud reliable commands
represented Liverpool and London and Giohs
lns. 20. OF England Home and Niagara ms.
Los. ct New York Fire Association Of Phila.
naeip!hia; and Home, Hope, and Mechanics' g.
raiders ms Companies OF New Orleans. 2"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
New York stock Excbanee.

New YORK, June q. - The stock
market opened tame but generally firm.
There are some buying orders from
London being received. There is few
erish undertone apparent and recovery
from yesterdays semi-panic is slow
Being half holiday there is no de-
mand for stocks in the loan crowd, and
no rate for money.
There is no Yestige OF yesterdays
panic apparent, and although the
market for while was ragged the
roughness soon wore away and is now
generally steady, at an advance from l
to 4. Money is offered freely at per
cent. by some parties that were credited
with forcing up rates yesterday.
The Times says: There are people in
Wall Street who do not credit all the
statements made by the Gould crowd
yesterday. Gould and Sage called
loans to corner money. They tumbled
a basketful of stock on the market, the
break was of their own designing, so
believes everybody who presumes 10
have 81 Independent opinion. 1t was
their own Western Union and Missouri
Pacific and Manhattan that they used
to slug the market with and if they
were not going cunning after Cyrus w.
Field, every indication seemingly
worth attention is all wrong. 1t has
been an open secret this many a day
that Gould and Sage do not love Field,
for all their speculative copartnership
with him. Sage is on record as saying
the time was coming when Cyrus w.
Field will go patter, patter." Field :,
according to common fame, is loaded
heavily with Manhattan.
60 - 4boH
ments for loaned stock and money go
over to Monday, transactions at the
exchange to day make fairly respec-
table footing. Trading was almost en-
tirely free from excitement, and prices,
except for short time in the
first hour, displayed no special
movement. A rumor was cir
culated that the Secretary of the
Treasury would pay the July interest,
and there was considerable buying on
this. There was some little purchasing
from outside the city and London buy
ing orders IN a few specialties. After
the early demand was supplied, the
market became dull, but after the bank
statement was published and found to
be less unfavorable than expected,
better buying was noticeable. There
was considerable money loaned, which
had been borrowed in anticipation of
squeeze and the maximum rate was
only 8 per cent. There were attempts
to work the market lower IN
the first hour, and a few stocks de-
clined materially, but in most cases
these were fully recovered before the
close. Manhattan was remarkably
quiet and after opening up at 4 per
cent. at l 80 declined to 1.34, upon sales
of only 500 shares, finally closing at
1877. The active list is irregularly
changed, with majority of advances,
but with the exception of Manhattan,
which is up per cent. and Fort
Worth & Denver, which lost II per
cent, differences are fractional only.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
A Dominion Trick.

CHICAGO, June Pa special from
Winnipeg says; Secret orders has been
issued to have volunteer batalEons hold
themselves in readiness for active ser.
vice. 1t is believed to be ruse on the
part OF the Dominion Government tc
send volunteers west under the
pretext that another uprising
among the Indians is feared
so the government can easily
carry out its evident intention of pre-
venting Manitoba from building the
proposed road to the boundary. 1t is
said to be the governments intention
to send into Winnipeg mounted police
in the absence of the volunteers ana SC
coerce the province into submission
Many citizens are discussing the affair
and measures are beng devised to meet
the government and checkmate it
schemes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
Brace Up,

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tlte is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are fdgetty, nervous
and generally out of sorts, and want TO
brace up. Brace up, but not with stirn-
ulants, spring medicines, or bitters
which have for their basis very cheap
bad whisky, and which stimulate you
for an hour, and then leave you in g
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify
your blood, start healthy action Of
Liver, Kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health and strength
Such medicine you will find in Elec
trio Bjtters. and only 60 cents bottle
at 2. G. M. l. Drug Store. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
Bucklen's Arnica salve.

TIE BEST SALvE IN the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
tons, and positively cures Piles or 70
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price twenty-five cents per box.
For sale by z. G.. M /.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
The Babies Cry for It,

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy. Syrup of Figs, is more easily
taken and more beneficial in its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. II
strengthens the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
ach, and Bowels, while it arouses them
to healthy activity. For sale by A. G.
Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
morning Railroad stocks-
New YORK, June %.
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, June %.
Wbeat-steady: cash, 69A; july
&c GGSoirnNEasy; cash, 3515; July S0A;
OatsIEasy; cash, 2475; July 20;
August, % 5 10.
Rye-51. Ia
Ierd-Easy: cash and July, o'oozs
a 6,S5, August, 6.45 q 6.4712'
AFTERNOoS.
RyADuu; 81.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-26
Special Notice to the Working
Classes

Ten pounds of boiling beef for so cents.
Three pounds of steak or chops for %
cents. Legs AMI loins CT mutton for 8
cents. Breast Of mutton for 5 cents.
Ribs OF mutton for cents. The finest
southdowr lamb at Is cents. Forequar-
tiers of the best steer beef at cents.
Carcasses sides of the best steer beef at
6 and 81 cents. Orders of so cents and
over delivered. These prices are all
cash. Country trade solicited City
trade supplied at reduced rates, by G. D.
Amos, wholesale and retail butcher,
corner of Third South and Main Street.
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Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, June 70.
Cattle - Receipts, 1000, steady !;
shipping steers, 3.A @ 4.35;
stockers and feeders, 1.50 @ $40; Texas
Hogs = Receipts, 5000; slow
and weak; rough and mixed, 40
a 4.95; packing and shipping, 4.85 q
sos; light, 20 q sos.
Sbeep-Receipts, 500; steady; ma
lives. 500 a. 25; western, $50 @ 80;
Texans, 2.75 q 3.65.
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Liverpool Grain Trade.

Liverpool Grain Trade.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.
EIour-Supply good, firm; 9s. lid.
Mheat-Holders offer freely, prices
oull new No. 2 winter, 6s. 10hd. {;
new NO. spring, 6s. 9Hd.
Corn-Supply good; spot, IS. HID. {;
June: stead y. IS. 111ld.; July, steady,
As; August, steady, As. Os4d.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, June 25.-Petroleum
firm, but dull; opened at 61H; highest
615s; lowest, 611s; closed 61as. Sales,
386, 900 barrels.
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London Stock Market.

LONDON, June 25.-The London stock
markets are calm. 1t is a general feel
ing that the worst in the New York
stock exchange has passed.